Like he who continues to deny the existence of HIV and engages in unprotected and reckless sexual conducts, regret will be his, if he is later tested HIV positive. But if he believes in God, repents and continues to obey His Commandments, his regret will be a trillions times smaller than he who denies the existence of God only to one day wake up to hear a voice announcing:
"Today, today is the day of regrets for both believers and non-believers alike".
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Birthday Celebrations in a Unique Style
Birthday celebrations are everywhere and we hear about them every day. Millions of dollars are spent each year by individuals, families and friends in celebrating birthdays. Indeed, a person’s birth day is a very unique day in her/his life, a day she/he was born on planet earth. It is thus the most unique day in her/his calendar and it therefore calls for unique celebrations and thanks giving.
Labels:
Birthdays,
Celebrations,
Mothers
Location:
Makeni, Sierra Leone
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
The Demise of a Cultural Heritage - The Lapper is Yielding
Location:
Makeni, Sierra Leone
Saturday, December 17, 2011
No Short Cuts to the Top of a Palm-tree
There is a lot of wealth at the top of a palm-tree. Many would like to reap the benefits it possesses.
The palm-wine taper wants the palm-wine, the palm-oil producer wants the palm-oil, the mats designers and broom makers want the palm-leaves – even the snakes and rats want to feed from the palm fruits.
There are no rules about who is allowed to try to climb and reach the top of the palm tree to get what they want,
The palm-wine taper wants the palm-wine, the palm-oil producer wants the palm-oil, the mats designers and broom makers want the palm-leaves – even the snakes and rats want to feed from the palm fruits.
There are no rules about who is allowed to try to climb and reach the top of the palm tree to get what they want,
Labels:
Micro credit,
Poverty
Location:
Makeni, Sierra Leone
Friday, December 9, 2011
BMT "Ninety Percent of Sierra Leoneans Lie"
I am sorry but I know I have offended you a little when I say: “Ninety Percent
of Sierra Leoneans Lie”. But thanks to God, those of you reading this article are
part of the ten percent that do not lie.
BMT (Black Mans Time) has
ever since being the official time zone of Sierra Leone. No serious known
efforts have ever been done to switch to other time zones.
Probably, this is because ninety percent of the population prefer it. It is perfectly in line with their nature.
Probably, this is because ninety percent of the population prefer it. It is perfectly in line with their nature.
Labels:
GMT,
Lie,
Sierra Leoneans,
time
Location:
Makeni, Sierra Leone
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Family Settings
If all of us put hands on deck and toil the land, we are sure to have the little we eat. Even if we cannot rightly kick out poverty, but we won’t let it marry us.
Poverty has been part of us simply because we have held as truth the wrong ideas. And until we take drastic moves towards expelling wrong traditional practices, which are devoid of science, proper reasoning or logic, the circle of poverty will keep moving from one generation to another.
Ignorance, more than anything else is widely responsible for our current troubles. Imagine a brother, sister, aunty, uncle, cousin, grandpa and all sitting at home waiting for help from the one who has taken up the initiative to toil the land. Traditionally, he is obliged to support the others. But where did they draw this tradition from?
Labels:
Family Settings,
laziness
Location:
Makeni, Sierra Leone
Friday, October 9, 2009
Foreign Importations
In Africa, Sierra Leone in particular where I was born and bred, and have lived my whole life, we import virtually everything. The food we eat, the clothes we wear, the cars we drive, the language we speak, the civilization we practice and you name them. I am afraid, soon we will begin to import the water we drink and the air we breathe. Indeed, is this a mark of greatness, a blessing or laziness? I think this is laziness to the utmost.
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